Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
dozen times, falling from ot.onans and
chairs, and

uoLoA IiihesJ Inning HOm OttODanS and
chairs, and
FINALLY BROKE us NECK
fai!lng from SHETLAND pony. She has
endowed magnificent reference library
room in the Peabody library. founded by
George Peabody, sud her boys picture
framed in gold hangs on its walls Mrs.
Frederick Lenoir Of S?dHcEa,d is smother
rlch Bay State woman, owning perhaps
81 GOO, GOO. Agass rs dsua 1te-. Ms Shaw
Of Boston, IL msde Wegi.ay ~ her Inns.
csnd's gifts, Gnd Supports great NUMBERS
OF free kjndergsr.eus.
One OF the weai:aiest Baltimore DANES
is Mrs. Hutton, Gnu,,hJ,v of Thomas
! Wina1s. she has $50, 1000 600 or more
Mrs. Sarah mcEVOy, of Cn'cagc. has half
that, perhaps. Mrs G. Ii. Mccormick of
Chicago, hiss about ca mnel
The DToXvl sister, pf l-1..si,L7lfa. have
some millions 3DieCe. ard me w.i5w of
Tom Scott, the rsilrOgf -resitfr- had
81 600, 600 og 81 ,OOG OCO ,ttl her 10 her
husband. There aFe duz = ~ r.s1 phil
sdelphis widows and s"f4- good c,-ches
among the heircssea. Mss E:.4n Frhen-
for instance, has big income Miss Lt;iap
Reeves and Miss Helen vs.. I.re set
tiers in the city Of B7oGherY Love. nave
rot less than 8l.500,C00 apiece. Miss
DISston has great Il al OF money.
Washington is not Z city OF n women
ont there are several who have 81 a00
600, End some who have more th.u that
sum.
IT WOULD BE HARD
indeed TO find city in the United Srstas
which hiss not women whose nroDartv
lists reckoa W in large sums. Major
Burke's wife OF New Orleans, and Mrs
Nicholson, editor I'd ovrer u the Plea
yune Of thst city, srp rich southern ladies'.
aid Mise Celeste St0uffer, 10 wGcm Til.
den lefs 100000, Is enc Of the pr-ttiest
aEc brightest young ladies II thar CIV IS
well.
Mrs Alyins Heygard, wife OF the San
Francisco capitalist, has s. eco eco which
/ her husband gave ner IN ler own name.
Her married experience has been chez
quereG one Sac married Ilev7e7I no
/ ioHg time after he began life with ~iO0
&nd his freedom suit, and Wss left b.n.ad
il minnesota Ueile her lusaaaG vent
west 10 look iGr gold. Sac did uo- cesr
from him for a number @: wears.
and !. is reported tnat ne seid she
never would have heard from him if
re had not struck 1t rich. lie got Town
/ to hio last dollar, borrowed from + God
+ or some one Of the bOIaIZi men, 10 yut
into g mi7e that for some reasc1 h., lzd
taitn in, struck pay dirt, divided up hsnd-
scmeIY With mis- beneiact0r and all went
merry, though some Of the younger men
nave
HEAPED Up BIGGER PILES SINCE.
Hayward don't believe Ii eXtrsvsg.nce.
50 he launched his son with $4,000 only
when he came of age.
There are q number Of cattle queens
Who have made money. Mr. Henry C..
Meredith OF Cambridge City has Inherited
q famous stock farm from her husband,
VINO in turn received il from General So!
Meredith, his father. MIS-. Meredith is
g. authority II her business,
snd was yne Cniy woman pres
ent at the annual meeting of
the Indiana Snurthorn Breeders $3.50
ctstiOn at Iudians2olis fey weeks ago
Miss Annie Thomas Of Billings, Rio has
8 big -9nch and two paying mines nesr
Butte Ci:y. Mrs Rogers, the Texas
ranch Womsn, has made million. Mrs
Bishop Lift Werren, Who got her monty
from Ilif, tce Colorado cattle king, is 8
wealthy woman. Sue manages Nor rznch
personally and shows excellent business
Judgment.
Prims dOE1Gs one takes for granted
Patti gave million frarCs 10 NJ. de CauX
TO set rid Of him. Lucca gave a good
bit to her hus 5snd. Nilsson pensioneG
| Rouz2and, and Gerster MSS pensioDed
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